Background Non-workforce participation is associated with increased risk of mental disorder
in the general population. Migrant women face disadvantage in the labour market but use …

Background: Women, and migrant women in particular, are at increased risk of many
common mental disorders, which may potentially impact their labor market participation and …

Background Giving birth to one's first child is a life changing event. Beyond the post-partum
period, little is known about the association between becoming a mother and mental …

Background Studies show that migrant women are at greater risk of common mental
disorders than the majority population, yet underrepresented in healthcare services. This …

Mental disorders typically develop during adolescence, with young women being
particularly at risk. Mental disorders during this period can negatively affect both current and …

Background Mental disorders are a leading cause of sickness absence. Some groups of
migrants are at higher risk of both mental disorder and sickness absence. Yet, research on …

Aims: The aim of this study was to examine the association between women's migrant status
(majority, immigrant, descendant) and use of postpartum mental healthcare and investigate …

Background The aim was to investigate the associations between mental disorders and
three different measures of labour-market marginalisation, and differences between native …

Using national register data between 2006–2014, we investigated the relationship between
outpatient mental health service use (a proxy for mental disorder) and subsequent marital …

Objectives Immigrants with common mental disorders (CMDs) are reported to have a higher
risk of disability pension (DP) compared with native residents; however, the reasons for this …